Fort Benton High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Fort Benton, MT)

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May 4 found the halls of FBHS rather quiet, compared to most of the other regular school days, for the seniors had picked this day not to appear on the scene. Instead, the seniors were happily on their way to the Gates of the Mountains, since their other plans had been washed away. During the course of the day, different students were found doing different things: playing softball, eating, doing flips over a large pile of gravel, eating, hiking up the different mountains, gathering driftwood, just about anything in general, or eating. Ruth Silvius relaxes during an excit- ing game of softball. The seniors seemed quite delighted at the troubles of putting the boat into 25

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For her hard work in the li- brary, Judy Er- win received the Library Club Scholarship. Susie Appleby received the Kiwanis Busi- ness Education Scholarship. Barbara Beals receives one of her many scholarships from Mr. Goller. She was a National Merit Finalist, received a high school honor scholarship, and also received the V. F.W. Auxiliary Scholar- ship. Because of her high scores at High School Week, she received a nursing scholarship. Ruth Silvius and Roger Pugh re- ceived the American Legion citizen- ship awards. Ray Grande and Clarice Holm both received music camp scholarships. 24

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SENIOR LUNCHEON The Annual Senior Luncheon was held in the Junior High cafeteria on May 28, 1964, to honor the graduating class. Rev. Pauling, of the Lutheran Church, gave the blessing. Mr. Jerry Schreuder, Mrs. Mae Silvius, and Mrs. Gladys Squires presented the program. Coach McKeever, the class sponsor, was pre- sented with a gift of thanks and apprecia- tion from the class by Roger Pugh, class president. Mr. Schreuder entertains the audience at the Senior Luncheon. SENIOR ALL-NIGHT PARTY After Commencement exercises on May 28, the Fort Benton Kiwanis Club hosted its yearly All-Night Party, this year for the Class of 1964. The Night Owls - Mr. and Mrs. Jerry V. Schreuder and Mr. Kenny Morrow - played for the dance which began the party at 11:00. A lunch was also served by the Kiwanians. An American in Paris was this year's show, after which a break- fast was served to the remainder of the group. The Seniors and their dates seem to be eating it up at the All-Night Party. Mr. Schreuder stops for refreshments during the dance. 26